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Voter Fraud, Voter ID, and Census Fraud are an Existential Threat to the Republic In 2020, Texas and 18 other states sued the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia, and Pennsylvania for not following Constitutional law in their elections. The Supreme Court didn’t take the case. The courts dismissed the case, claiming there was no standing while not examining the merits of the case. Many saw this as a cowardly dodge on behalf of the Supreme …
The simple answer is “most are not.” Most are appointed after their predecessor steps down mid-term. There is a simple reason this occurs so often. Judges know appointments have political value and can trade that value for something. When a Governor can appoint a replacement if a judge steps down before the end of the term, then the Governor has an opportunity to install a partisan judge. The Governor (or whatever person/group) who can make …
If you were taking an economics class and had a test question asking, “What happens when a business’s cost of goods goes up?” The correct answer on a test written by a professor would be that the cost gets passed to the customer. In theory, that is correct, but any small business owner will tell a very different story. Inflation comes in waves, with a lag effect. Every node in a supply chain hesitates to …
Picture this situation: You have a group of one hundred people; fifty, say two plus two equals four, and fifty, say two plus two equals five. Five refuse to budge and hold that two plus two equals four, and five hold that two plus two equals five. Ninety people compromise and agree two plus two equals four and a half. This 90% feels that cooperation is a higher value than truth. By compromising and agreeing that …
The one tool tyrants need to attain power is a police force that mindlessly follows dictates (mandates) without regard to the Constitution. The Constitution means nothing if law enforcement ignores or violates it. No provision in the Constitution suspends any aspect of it in the event of an “emergency.” All a tyrant has to do to end a Constitutional republic is declare an emergency, suspend the Constitution, and never return to it. For a civil …